HONG KONG AIRLINES TOOK OVER ITS FIRST A350 XWB

Hong Kong Airlines has taken over its first leased aircraft type A350 – 900 from AerCap. Hong Kong Airlines became the 15th airline to operate this type of double-aisle plane in the world. Altogether, the company will get 21 machines type Airbus XWB. It will buy 15 machines directly from Airbus and six through a third party.

Hong Kong Airlines has configured its A350-900 aircraft into three classes for 334 passengers. There are 33 Business Class seats that can be folded into beds, 108 seats in Economy Comfort class and 193 in Economy class. At first, this machine will provide transportation on regional connection. And from December, it should head over the ocean to the airport in Los Angeles.

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